Short QR links. Fast setup. Live table orders.
Turn every table into an ordering point without slowing service down.
QRMenuly gives restaurants a clean menu, short QR scan links, and a live dashboard for table orders. Launch quickly, keep the menu current, and move guests from scan to order with less friction.
Phone-first ordering
Guests scan once and order from the browser.
Faster table turnover
Orders arrive without waiting for staff to revisit.
Short trusted links
Print compact QR codes using the main QRMenuly domain.
Built for restaurant flow
Keep the customer experience simple and the operating side under control.
The front of house gets a clean scan experience. The owner gets table setup, menu control, short QR links, and live order tracking in one system.
Scan, browse, order
Every table opens into the right menu so guests can order in seconds without downloading an app.
Sync or manage the menu
Run a manual menu or sync it from an existing restaurant export API when the client already has a system in place.
Track live service flow
Watch new orders come in, update statuses quickly, and keep the dining room moving without paper slips.
How it works
Go from setup to live QR ordering without adding complexity.
- 1
Create the restaurant and add tables
- 2
Print a short QR link for each table
- 3
Publish the menu or sync from the client export API
- 4
Receive live orders in the dashboard
Short QR links on the main domain
Each table uses a compact public token so printed QR codes stay tidy and easier to scan.
Menu sync when the client already has data
Connect a restaurant export endpoint and refresh the local menu without re-entering categories and items by hand.
Menu sync
Use the restaurant export API as the source of truth when that is the cleaner operating model.
Some clients already manage menus elsewhere. QRMenuly can sync categories and items into the table menu so the dining room sees the latest structure while the restaurant keeps its existing system.
Example sync flow
Active
Source
Restaurant export endpoint returns categories and menu items.
Sync
QRMenuly upserts the local menu and removes stale rows that are no longer in the source.
Result
Guests always see the current menu when they scan a table.
FAQ
Questions restaurants ask before launch
Do guests need an app?
No. Guests scan the QR code and order straight from the browser on their phone.
Can a restaurant keep its own menu system?
Yes. QRMenuly supports menu sync from a client export API, so the table menu can stay aligned with the existing source.
Can the restaurant start with manual menus first?
Yes. A venue can launch with manual menu management and switch to synced menus later.
How fast can a restaurant go live?
A small venue can usually create tables, publish the menu, and print QR codes the same day.
Launch the public site on qrmenuly.com and run operations from the dashboard.
Keep the public brand, short QR links, and the owner workspace separated cleanly from day one.